0.12.1

• Fix memory leak issue (thanks @msimulcik!).

0.12.0

• Add graphqlErrors prop to query mock config, to support returning actual GraphQL errors, and not just server errors.

0.11.1

• Fixes bug with operation names not properly picked up when fragments appear before the operation in the query, courtesy of @msimulcik.

0.11.0

• Drop support for Node < 8.

0.10.3

• Improved error messages for missing mocks.
• Variables now match regardless of property order in variable objects.

0.10.2

• Adds a method to clean up nock.

0.10.1

• Updating TypeScript definitions.

0.10.0

• customHandler can now be async and return a promise. This should simplify experimenting with automocking and other things needing async.

0.9.6

• Bug fix from accidental mutation. Mutability is fun, but hard!

0.9.5

• Added ignoreThesePropertiesInVariables: Array<string> to the mock config, which basically is a more convenient way of filtering out unstable variables you may use in your queries (like dates).
• Support mocking the same query multiple times with different variables without needing to resort to re-mocking after a query mock has been used. This should be quite a bit more convenient, allowing you to do something like this:

queryMock.mockQuery({
  name: 'SomeQuery',
  variables: {
    first: true
  },
  data: firstData
});

queryMock.mockQuery({
  name: 'SomeQuery',
  variables: {
    second: true
  },
  data: secondData
});

...instead of like before:

queryMock.mockQuery({
  name: 'SomeQuery',
  variables: {
    first: true
  },
  data: firstData
});

/**
 * Your operation consuming the mock would have to be run and done before you could re-mock the query
 * to return your second response.
 */

someThingThatConsumesTheQueryAbove();

queryMock.mockQuery({
  name: 'SomeQuery',
  variables: {
    second: true
  },
  data: secondData
});